What Is the Purpose of a Mounted Drive Using NTFS mounted drives is a convenient way to add volumes to a computer when no drive letters are available. Also, you can add space to a volume by mounting other disks as folders on the volume instead of re-creating the volume on a larger disk. You can...
Windows Explorer Graphical FTP Client To use the Windows XP Professional graphical FTP client in Windows Explorer: 1. Open Windows Explorer. 2. Type the ftp address in the Address box, for example: ftp://sitename The graphical FTP client is running. The FTP Welcome message is available by sel...
Windows Explorer Text Based FTP Client Enabling the Windows XP Professional text-based FTP client will disable the graphical FTP client in Windows Explorer. This client enables only browsing and downloading. This FTP client does not provide a Login As menu command or a command line to enter comm...
Windows XP Professional FTP clients Windows XP Professional comes with three FTP clients. Selecting to use one client over another is based on user preference. The first FTP client is a command-line utility, Ftp.exe, which contains the full FTP fea...
Working with FTP FTP sessions require a server and a client. The server responds to requests from clients. Typically, the server is the repository of files. Clients either upload files to the server or download files from the server. Clients can ...
Additional Requirements RIS also requires that additional services, listed in the following table, be installed on the network. Service RIS function DHCP Service Client computers performing a network boot will receive an IP address from the DHCP ...
Command Line FTP To use the command-line FTP client: 1. Click Start , click Run , in the Open box, type ftp and then click OK . A command session window opens, and the prompt changes to ftp. 2....
Configuring UDF Settings The second part of a UDF configures the answer file sections that are assigned to each unique ID. These sections contain the values that are mapped to the answer file. Unique IDs for a Single Computer In the following example, the [GuiUnattended] section will merge into t...
Creating a Sysprep File by Using a Text Editor When using a text editor to create the Sysprep.inf file, you can use many of the keys and values that are supported in the Windows XP Professional Setup answer files. To create the Sysprep.inf file, use any text editor to enter the appropriate secti...
Dynamic Update Process When a DHCP server assigns an IP address to a Windows XP Professional. based DHCP client, the following process occurs: 1. The client initiates a DHCP request message to t...
